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| | | ... tumbling oil prices, although European markets were broadly steady. London's FTSE 100 index, home to energy majors Royal Dutch Shell and BP, slid 0.22 per cent to end the day at 6,810.60 points. Frankfurt's DAX 30 index added 0.25 per cent to 10,737.87 ... |
| | | | ... down 45 cents at $42.07 ahead of a shareholder vote on a $US2.7 billion ($A2.92 billion) plan to buy back shares from Royal Dutch Shell. The major four banks were also feeling the downward pressure. Commonwealth Bank had lost 88 cents to $82.87, ANZ ... |
| | | | ... June and July. In equities news, Woodside Petroleum holds its general meeting to vote on the buyback of shares from Royal Dutch Shell and Resmed is expected to post its financial results. The Australian market on Thursday, continued to hold above the ... |
| | | | ... be good even if it doesn't for it increases the prospect that the ECB will QE. Super Mario said so. In his interview with Dutch daily De Telegraaf, ECB President Mario Draghi declared that quantitative easing (QE) is "indeed possible within our mandate ... |
| | | | ... largest oil and gas company Woodside Petroleum has placed its shares in a trading halt after its biggest shareholder, Royal Dutch Shell, announced it will sell the majority of its 23.1 per cent stake in the company. Woodside last traded at $42.85. In ... |
| | | | ... Europe's main stock markets rose, with London making gains as strong retail sales data offset a profit warning from Anglo-Dutch energy giant Shell. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index ended up 0.20 per cent at 6,829.30 points, while Frankfurt's DAX 30 ... |
| | | | ... and the US. Simon Property Group is listed on the US stock exchange but has assets in Europe and Asia while Unibail is a Dutch company, it owns shopping malls right across Europe from the stronger Northern economies such as Sweden down to the more debt-laden ... |
| | | | ... grow given enough stimulation. Forget Reinhart and Rogoff - last Friday they just did a Dijsselbloem (remember him? he, the Dutch FinMin and Eurogroup head who said that the Cyprus bail in is not going to be a template after saying it was going to be ... |
| | | | ... net-net, financial markets took it in their stride. It was going to be a "one-off" anyways. No talks of contagion...... until Dutch FinMin and Eurogroup head Jeroen Dijsselbloem spilled his brains out in an interview with Reuters and The Financial Times. ... |
| | | | ... cent to 6,276.88 points as investors also digested earnings from a host of British companies, including energy major Royal Dutch Shell and brewer Diageo. Frankfurt's DAX 30 gave up 0.45 per cent to 7,776.05 points, and in Paris the CAC 40 fell 0.87 per ... |
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